THE HEPUBMCAN.
:::Mv U, IS07
Kirtli Harden Seeds, from )rccr',
rhilitJeMiia, juxt received nnd for
6;ilc by Ilitrtswit k k Irwin.
C. KraUer & Son have jimt received
from tlio eiintern cti o largo fltock
ot Xew Goods, which they ore ojicn-
ine at their old M and, on Front street
Read tlieir advcrlisomnnt, arid then
go and cxamino their stock. Doors
open from five o'clock in the morning
until nine at night.
TYe understand that 11 r. Joseph
Thompson, of Jordan towtmhip, who
had a leg amputated on tho Kith of
March lust, and whoso life was dis
puted of, has so far recovered that
he is nhle to rido out. The nmputa
tion was effected by Doctors St. Clair
and Moorehead, and under the care
and attention of tho latter Mr. T,
will soon bo able to resume the active
duties of life.
Dead. A. W. Benedict, Esq., died
at his home in Huntingdon, on Sun
day last. Mr. Benedict has boon the
Chief Clork in the lower House of the
Legislature for a number of jears.
He left Ilarrisburg but a few weeks
ago in robust health, now he is no
moro.
It is amusing to see how the loyal
nowspaporg in this State, Ohio and
New York are abusing the loyal Le
gislators of those Stotos j yet, when
the elections come around the same
scoundrels will be returned. The lead
ing journals and orators of this party
are, publicly, vehemently opposed to
bribery and corruption ; yet, secretly,
they pat every rogue on .the back and
tell him that it is strategy, a spocics
of "Bhut-eye" game they play off on
the clergy and moral wing of the
1"rt''
Springfield, Illinois, the home of the
''late lamented," has gone and voted
the "Copperhead" ticket, electing all
the Democratic nominees. Thus we
go "marching along" to tho tuno of
the Union. It may be hard on the
friends of the "lamented," but it is
great solace to the country. A loy
ally and shoddy patriotism recedes,
peace, harmony and Union will ex
pand. Tho two are as antagonistic
as heaven and hell, and cannot in
habit the same country at tho same
time.
No JIorb Wanted. We have re
ceived a copy of Butler's celebrated
congressional speech, dissoeting Mr.
Bingham, under tho frank of "B. F.
Butler, M. C." We hope, no one in
tho future will torment us with any
moro marks of the "Beast." If there
is a human "beast" on earth, Butler
is the chap. 1IU New Orleans order
will satisfy' the next century of his
loyalty, virtue, and disgraeo. He
need not perpetuate Lis crimes by
circulating his autographs, as he al
ready occupies the place of infamy on
the historic page.
To preserve your health, cleanso
your blood when it becomes vitiutcd
and foul. Many are tho symptoms
which sound the noto of alarm. Fail
not to heed them. Indigestion, Xa'j
sea, Lassitude, Headache, Wandering
Tains, Billious and Eruptive Affec
tions, arc so many signals to tell you
of disease in tho blood. licmovo it, j
and they disappear. How f Tuke
Ayer's Compound Extract of Sarsa-
parilla. It is effectual for its purpose :
purifies tho blood, expels disease and
restores the deranged functions of
tho body to their healthy action.
Corydon (InJ.) Argus.
Rfjcicino. We occasionally hoar
the Black Ilepublicans speak sport
ively of tho manner in which they
have "shattered" the Democratic
party. If this were all that they have
"shattered,'' their work could easily
be mended. But what of the "shat
tered Union, and of the "thattored"
morls of the country ? The peniten
tiaries too small, tho jails full, and
murder and robbery the order of the
day 1 Who done all this shattering f
How many lives and dollars must be
spent to repair the breaches loyalty
hus mado around the national hearth
stones 1
Starvation. A delegation of ton
or twelve gentlemen from Georgia
mid Alabama arrived at Louisville,
Kentucky, a few dnvs itiro, clothed
with "butternut," with piece of car
pet for shawls. They made earnest
appeals fur bread to keep their pco
plo from starving. They stated that
deaths have already occurred from
nciiial starvation, and that unless sup-
; lies soon reach them hundreds of
destitute women nnd children will be
come! tlio victims offamino. Several
car loads of provisions Were promptly
sent to tho places they designated as
worse off, but much more in needed.
From hundreds of placet, at the South
the cry lor bread cornea up.
The cry of bread may grate a littlo
upon loyal cars, but such a question
s of little importance in comparison
with the all-absorbing question of re
construction and getting tho negro
bis vote. Get his vote ready, if he
and his white r.oighbor should both
starve befcre they get to tho ballot
b'1! 1 Kooonsiructio.i bclore bread,
the loyal programme.
.f ,Yir .linrhrt for Moral lttra.
In the course of a few days the for-
cign misKioimrms will bo niuonr us, to
render their usual account of tho pro-
f;ress they nro malting among the
lealhon, Tho question whether it is
possible to convert certain ol tho Afri
can tribes that have not been hroiiirlit
under the humanir.ing Influences of
civilization, may have somo new light
shed upon it, by those who profess to
have been laboring among them.
Meanwhile, tho English journal como
to us with a statement from the
British Consul at Biafrn, concerning
tho manner am! customs of the Okrilci
people, which goes some way to de
monstrate tho possibility of combining
canihalism with tho social amenities.
According to this testimony, tho na
tives eat human tlesh, but nro "sweet
tempered in tho extrcmo, though in
quisitivo." Tho king is described as
a "round faced, good-natured man."
deeply religious, und ho consults his
gods before gcing to business. The
Queen spreads the table cloth with
her own humls, nnd servos out palm
wino. In tho "juju houso" tho visitors
saw a priest sitting in the midst of
human bones which ho had picked
clean; but ho was a jolly commtini
cativeepicuro, nnd discoursed with the
air ot a JUriliat-bavarm about tho tit
bits of the human body. An admira
ble) dinner was spread for tho party,
without, ot course, the popular dish,
and capital quarters were provided;
indeed, except lor tho sand-flies, the
Consul says he novor was lodged bet
ter. We are not aware that Fred.
j'ougiasH, or Wendell nullum, or
Charles Sumner, or an)' other of the
pcdlers of great moral ideas, here at
home, have ever taken an interest in
the welfare of these enterprising peo
ple, ana we leei pretty certain, there
fore, that they will thank us for the
suggestion that Okrika presents a
most inviting field fur their future
labors. We should like to sec an emi
gration party gotten np this Spring
to set out, say, as soon as fconntor
Wilson gets through .with his South
ern tour. We guarantee them, one
and all, a free passage on tho single
condition that they never will come
back. JS. 1. lxrress.
The Child. ilutrhrr.
Our readers will remember the ap
palling account of tho massacre of
women and nursing infants of the
Cheyenne tribe of liulians by a force
of United States troops under tho
command of Colonel Chivington the
llcvorer.d Colonel Chivington a mem-
berof the Northern Methodist Church.
It is known as the Sand Creek Mas
sacre, and to the great disgrace of
tins rotten republic, tho reverend
scoundrel was not hung. Indeed, so
far from it, a Conference of Christian
ministers in his neighborhood passed
a scries of white-washing resolutions,
in which, while they did not deny
that Chivington dotdicd out the brains
and thrusted bayonets through ihe
bodies of the Jiiduin children, they
declared that Chivington was a pious,
godly and righteous man, a pillar in
the church and as was to have been
expected unconditionally loyal.
This, of course, settled the business,
and Chivington, unrebuked, pursued
we presume, his pious and professional
labors among the Kcd men without
further molestution. We wcro begin
ning to forget him, when he cumo
into onr notice whero we might, of
course, havo looked to find him, in a
Jacobin meeting at Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Hero he dolivcred a speech which
would have dono honor to tho chief
of tho "Southern Loyalists," so-called.
Ihe following gem will illustrate tho
whole :
"If wo go to heaven, and any Dem
ocrat dare intrude there, wo will kick
him out. If we go to hell, wo will
heap firo and brimstono on them.
Yes, I will stand on the battlements
of heaven and kick Democrats into
hull ; and if I go to hell, I will pour a
cauldron of red-hot iron down upon
them."
This from a loyal minister and a
colonel Vdersburg Index.
An Auburn .V ., lladical paper
has for tho caption of a leading article
"Congress, the Assassin of Constitu
tional Liberty." Exchange.
There is no doubt more truth in the
caption tli an in the article, if the edi
tor is like other Kadicais
The rostoflicc Department is about
to make sale of about 0,0110 daguerreo
types, amhrotypes, Ac., that were sent
through tho mail, wcro never called
for, and finally got into the dead let
ter ofilcc.
It is said that a barrel of flour can
be bought in I'uris, sent to Liverpool
by rail and steamer and thence trans
ortcd in a sailing vessel to Boston
at a less expense than it can bo pur
chased ia the latter city.
en s
Maximilian offers to surrender, but
the Liberals, flushed with success, res
olutely declino his overtures. A
French army fares no better on Amer
icau soil than did Hlruoynk and Corn
wai.lis last century.
m m i
Tito .New t'astlo Gazette says:
"When you hear any 0110 bragging
of his Democracy, a.sk him if he takes
his county paper. If he don't his
feathers will drop in spito of hiiu.
Try it on."
Two horse-thieves, William XelT
and James Crosby, wero shot recent
ly by the indignant cilir.ens of Fre
mont, Inwa. the thieves choosing that
mode of death instead of hanging.
In conscqucnco of tho tumble in
stocks a New i'ork clergyman has
nearl' impoveiisbed himself and w ife.
He had better stick to his white choker
and leave stir!: nlone. 1
John T Jlcllhenny, Esq., editor of
the iSfrir, died at his residence in tiet
tyshnrg, on Sunday last week ofler
a short illness, of disease of the heart.
The Tribune says: "Wendell Phil
ips has no right to force Gen. Grant
upon the Republican party as it can-i
utdatc for next President."
A landlord in LUifTnlo, New York,
refuses to raise the rout of his tenants.
Barnnm left home recently to have
an interview with him..
TJio Erie TKmnt. h .n.-. .t. i.
claimed for tiov. ieary'thnt he is
wise turn strong in Intellect. A Gov
ernor w ho signs a law and then asks
tho Legislature to repeal it, bernu-e
he did not know what ho signed until
somebody told him, s Geary did tt the
cno of the Allegheny Valley' Jinilroud
hill, is not overloaded with brains."
Charles Ulricbyn counterfeiter nr
res'ed by the Treasury detectives, hns
confessed that ho printed 8200,(1110
eounterioil L nitod .States notes. Ho
says ho puid tho police detectives and
the Deputy Marshal $10,000 "hush
money, besides altering many stolon
nuicnes lor vitont.
fl' l l
iruo r neiiiisnii) insects swarm
around you in tho sunshine, but only
iiiu milium uog ill 1110 HI Ol lll .
larritd,
On the 2Mh of April, 1SH7, bjr Iter. V. L. IIar
nisos, Mr. JOHN tv. TATE ami Mix CAT1IA
RINK OWKXS j bolh of Lawrence tp., Clearfield
county, l'a.
On Oio Slut of April, 18G7, by Or.o. W. Bimrr,
Esq., Mr. KLLIri DIXON to Miss CAHULINE
GILL : nil of Woodward township.
In Clearfield lioroujrti, on Ibo 30th of April, 1 SO"
UAIKIAIIKT J. ItllKK.M: aged .1:1 ,vir..
Uathft3
Clearfield Market.
Repotted weekly for UieCi.inrn i.n rtrrrni.irAS
hv J. P. R KATftKR, llculer in Dry Hoods, tiro
eerie, l'nMiaioiu, Ac, Ainrkut it., Clcsrticld.
Gi.kaiip!Ki.d, May i, JSI1T.
Apples, green S.'t ill, llogn, dmuod
irird,yit . M ! Ilidm, rroTO..
A pple butler, 'jt yiil, 1 Oil I Hum, tulwar uurod,
110
7
JO
If.
lluttfr 40
riltouldiTB .
III un :l 0ll(ny 4 00
llurkwhrnt 1 2'i
llni'kwbrat flourib, d
Iltf, dried I
iwr, fn-.b r.'c.i ir
ISoardii, M 15 01J(- 20 00
Fidin .
I.rd
Me potk.y !!!...
I ....;
it;
ill
10 till
' 75
Onion
1'otutoce
: 01)
i ;a
1 orn, ftht-lk-d
Corn, cur
1 60 Podn... drird, I '..
;
t tin
i so
I'luMer, lib!
Ciro nirot, tf Hack, 1 "ft 1 Hye..
Chop, cwt
. a OH
!!?. V lb ....
Clovcrwi-d
.1. : 00
. S:.
-I'll, -r
Chcr ,
Chfrricii, lb
Mii.;l,-, If in.. II, i HI
bini'lr. . iCI.i 12 0(1
Clm-lum, drrKl, lii, III Timothy 9iA...., 4 An
i -ejr :.. Tniiow is
H-rL I on Whrnu. j on
Floor !." OOt.i 111 00 ! Wool (,0
liny, Y 011 I Wood, W cord 4 0(1
Philadelphia l.nx-crj Market.
JiPportM wrrklyfor tltrCi.r Ant-irn, I!rrt bi.k a
by WAnnnn bt A Co., W holf-lv tlrfK-rr aod
1 ra Pcnlrr. h. h. oorur.' bocond A Auib flreisr,
riiiladclpbia.
pHii.AnLLttniA, April J9, lfC7.
The ailrauce in guH durittfr tho laxt ft.-w dnyi
baa nnActtlod tlio market to aome itent. but the
doolina to-day baa oannod ralber more buiineaa.
Teas are aelling aa want-d. Kioa U ia aiodcraie
requoflt. Cofft-cl ar hardly ao ftrtn, except for
choice which in pcarce. A rood bunineai i dninr
In Fugarf onaliaii of P fo, 10 for Steam Rcftucd,
and 11 (q. 2 for Cuba and Porto Itico. Frmp
ara earner. lo!a in (food rcqnrid at an ad-
rance of A fi A. an Nc Urleana, the atock of
which i nearlr rmMimed.
TKAN.
corrKK.
r.k). eomraon 2-1 f?)
Yountf Hywn
21
rupi-rior... h.ioi I
Fine.. 1 ..( I 44
Finest 1 iMn, 1 74
l.moi 24)r't 2
Prime 2 2i!
Choice 2t.im 27
Java, old jor. .14 f'U .".
l.irupra 26 (05 27
WAIVtoaaN l'l
Dandelion pa 17
S t;AB.
CrnJhcd lAlffi) I.-.J
t'oareepulv'd lAjtoj i.'
Kme.....jio... I -i f t. 1.'.!
A 14417), 14
R 14 (a. 111
listra 0 1 :t f f .1, 1.1 j
u ycliou... Ui,j, i:;i
sri:ips.
Coni,iKi,i.... 4,)to) aO
Fair A(m f.2
t'tunl fi7(7u 70
Prime 72f'0 SO
Choice S..(-u vO
Ciioicerxtra, lljfa100
aot.AMCa.
V O., choice, I'jW 1 00
Pnrle. Ilico... 7(n) So
Cu'w 6 (o S7
llvfon
8nprinT...I fl!ol IS
Kui....l SI(o 1 60
Finest. I JuOi,) Git
Imperial
lpcrlor...l zofrf 1 an
Fine 1 illlii. I AS
Finret I 7001,1 b
Gnnpowdcr
rorior...l Z.'O.. I 'It
Fine I i.ifa. I 70
Fmcat I (nl till
Illeck
Kiperir. "f, I Sft
I inc 1 O.if.y I 20
Finent......! I-'.(i'., I j
Japiin
rupenor... I n oi 1 I A
Fine., I 2ll(iij 1 5 i
liuch. 1 2J0j,l 20
Nil E.
Carolina llffi) 1M
K.nt India... Xfn M
Clemen! R. Wainwritrbt - - Israel R. Wainwri
lit
Juepb K. Watnwriichi.
WAIN WRIGHT & Co.,
wnOLESALK
GHOCI-RS AND TEA DEALERS,
N. E. Corner Fconnd and AnJi Streets,
aprll rilll.AI'iarillA, Pa.
IMlllrdrlphla Prutlslou Market,
lienor. ed weekly lor the f'Lr Acrirt.n n i:ci ai.tr j 4
by K. II. tit.ACAa A Cn., Provision Mrrcln n.,
Ao. 1, )tl Y W acr lreet, Philedi l;.hir. Pa.
rnit.Anti.cn-A, April 30, hc7.
Flour, ailra (m..H oil
I "nioni, f 1 'Sua..... fi ".ill
I'oia'.K !' d... 2 7i
atiTrer. m. 1 1.7
Md-ik.Vbbl.. 24 50
lleccn
S. f. hanta....... lit;
r-bonblers..., 12;
hides 12'
Lard ... 12
Unlier
i bidoa loll 2
rwilid p.-ckeu.... 12
K-i!(. V dog..... 2S
t hce.e, ( llio 1
Acw Yoik IS
Sab, lock 4.7
Crouni' trliiatk, S 2
Seed,
(lover 11 00
Tiinoi'.ir i 2 7
MaJLcod - .1 Oil
THow 10!
'id, Ohio till
Couiiuon 4.7
CtiWAhcd .14
ll re eonr..
S 1
Corn meaL. ....... 1
Wheal
Pre .
Corn..
Oeln
Ileana
Ilccewer..
Candlc, tallow.,
AdcniauLina ,.M
FenllMre .
a 24
S 2.7
1 S ,
1 2!.
76
Z id
40
1 .
22
Si
F'i-h. per barrel
Mackerel. No.1, 15 2
Ilerriiij.'tl Imix, 6
Domctic It ml"
Apple. T b',L
1 inwl, y lb...
Ilidia.
Oil'
Whale
Pprrni.,
lt..l
Crinle Te,
l!,-rincil ......
7 on
Si
14
1 00
3 tin
I 10
17
4
N. H. GRAHAM & Co.,
TKOVJION MERCHANTS,
5os. 17 1 Korth Water Ftrect,
aprii rniLAPi:i.riiiA, r.
N. lin ks Graham Kdw'd A. Graham
rilUbiii-3 Matketa.
Peensred ererr wc-k ,'or the Ci rsnrir.t a Ttrrft
t.irs,. T. V. rfrrara.. Pommi lna Merchant,
lo. 17.1, LiketiJ Nirt. a, I'i.l-'ic. l'a.
Pirrr.i it. April 27. 107.
run n.
Jenkins' Kureka...'i .Ml
Lilly 14 Iain, li Oil
Iteplaine" Sesrs'
l.e.t 14 :.i(., 14 ad
M'tirrtror's a K ii.i-
hcrlr's. ehoiee... 1 1 2.r
rrescent 13
P.ve Doer, V I.M... no
'appl.:f hl.J.1 iiiir.i 4 nil
ltne.1 apple., prime, 10
I'rie.! peseh s.lll( U
Salt. '- harrel 2 Si
tVndic. la
,.. I U.kir.l. fl
Urrel Ill SO
'.ant, eiioiee I -'(J
Tsllow 10
ttmr.
Wdcs ...oiioa li
"houldais Ujov 10
Msm---. sntiie cioixl, IB
Me. l'oik 2.1 lill
llmom i iti 1 ii
r.cnned Oil fl
'ae l.(j) J,j
ai o".
Ilroam.. lOJQ 14
Ki lined, hard 10
A code 1 i
TKAs.
nisck ..;:w l ;
irren...t..... ae(,u 1 OS
Syrups. i.M'l I i'
Alole.s......7..'fa f-S
Ilea ".(' Hi
PROVISION.
Corn meal. r Una.
r.m-kwheul nont,
Y hondred
Wheat " not,
lire. 1 mtl
(nt fi.'(
Corn, shelle,:
I'oleloe., , holce,
ft Urrel 0 OH CO
Onior.s, 'r hsreoi..
t 'ioinllij recd.O 00
I in
II 7a
9 2.
I (I..
70
1 on
00
74
1 mi
Ctover s.'ed
li w
I Isl seeit-
Middlings, lMi(
lican., navy
Ilu.ler, ioll...I.''
( hcrse IX"'
KiS" OOtrtl
FLO! U
v..
;..
2 7.i
.111
IS
in
T. C. JESSIES.
roMMiiov Mi;ni iiat,
waoi.rsst a nr 11. aa a Rst-rtraa or
n.Ol'Il, I'liOVHlnNS. AM' AI.C K1.MI8 OF
r.i:Fivi:i (ui.s.
( hraprat V'lonr Hons In Pltt.hnrch.
On hand, rr'ialde and well know a hrsndn. guality
of Klonr pivraniec.1. IndO'-ement. 10 dealers
and Price Current sent erery wk.
rsx ttut Thovi, 273 l.iareir S-airr,
JanJi-ly rillSEVKGH, Ta,
fcrlteoH and raacmlfs.
EDUCATIONAL,
1 in tun to tun, v : n ih lirt
n'tniiBV in Myih flth) t rooiinftt for
Urni of l4sn wvki.
Thnntnhntnt wilt ! ImM nt In all our In
trnmion. "Nl how mnrh, but how w " ia
tun principlt uponwbirn thn xercim k
ron'Jurttfd.
rrtiuliir nttentlun paid to Peoraanahlp nnd
A iUUj riitr li kept of Ilia attendanrt, dc
rrf'snt and recital ion of oarh pu-il. which ii
Mot weekly to pn rente: hu furninhiTi ihm
with em.atant Information of fail nundtoi nod
proffi-ata in bo'.
I'ulio exhihttiom ara pot held at any ftattl
iimp, out parent and fruanlians ara rrppeotnilljr
in vi led tu viit the achuol and oboarva tha man
ner in which tho IU.XT work U porfurmad.
TKHMrt OP Tl'ITlON.
SrelKnif . Readinir. WrHiojr, Frimary AriUimctm
and (iaofrraphr 4 00
Oriinmar, UaKraphjr, IliaUiry and Cum
non aSchool Ariihuitjtio ...2. .,. ( 00
Higher Ariihtnotic, Ueoiootry, rhlloauphjr,
Menauratiuo, liouk-Keepibg and bur
teyinjf 7 00
La tin and Ureek. with any of Ibo abora
branehet 9 00
fT'Kor lurther Information npply to
ap"r.!i-4t C. B. SAN DKOHl, Principal.
Clearfield Academy.
Eev. P. L. HAURISON. A if., Principal
rpiIR FOURTH SKSHION of tba praaent
X acholattie year of thii Iiutiiutiun will ooin
ai nee on AIO.VHAY, April 2J, 187.
Pupfli can enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuitloa iron tba tiu4 they enter to
the clone of the He ion.
1 he eour' a of iniiruttion embrace! erery thing
Included in thorough, practical and acceu.
plinhed education fur both exe,
Tli Principal, hating bad the advantage of
much experience in hie prufeanion, arturei pa
rent and (ritardan that bin entire ability ajid
anergiei will he devoted to the moral and men
tal training of the youth placed under kia charge
Ortbopmphy, Heading Writing, nnd Primary
Arillimetie, per bccnon (1) wek4) - 00
Grammar, Gaojmpliy, Arithmettr, and
History - . - - - 6C0
Algehro, Geometry, Trljrof.on.etry, Mcn-
aiimtion, hurveym;, i'lnlowopby, I'hyn
ology, Chemislry, Hook Keeping, lloti.njf
and Phyolcal Genrnpliy - $9 00
Latin, Greek and J-'rencri, with ny of lite
above II ranches .... f li oo
X9 fleUnetioM will be wade for obenr4
JTf'"or iunlier paKkulur Inquire of
Ilev. P. L. !IAUHIUN, A. M.,
Cletrfleld, April 2S, lf7 tf. Principal.
NORMAL SCHOOL.
T1IK Niirmul rVb'tfil will t opened tn Curwcn
ville, on the MHti il;iv of April, and continue
in wf-ioii cliMcn W't'kn. There will W an erranjeo
ntcnt uiiiite 1n acmnirrwliilr W t.i'hpr anl pnnilp
w'.m can remain lnrT than one acMion, tn be
cillirr onHer my cltare or that of the A spiff ant
Tcae.icr, or of both.
Tb UkH or Tl itiot :
Tcat-.ieia, w cmoo, from to I he more
trrcltrrf iu attndttQuc the Ilm tlie tuitiou.
rupii. jt ec iuo. who du not pimmw leaciiiTiff.
or ai'e nM cotnjwiciil 1 t- a. li. ilm coming winter,
HI. 1 uitidu to be paid in adtmnt and applied tu
llic pa v nun I of an Mi-t,v:it t-ni'lnr.
liuarilnij Tlirec ln!larn and fifty frn'i" p"r work.
(i. v. h.ii'i:i:, o. hupi.
N. E. A'i pupil', w.io ;:n enter Ihe Normal
cl.ue(i, w ill he aauiiUctL
l'l Nfi (J liOVE ,
ACADEMY AND SEMINARY.
li it I. nut Mi li , CfcH! k Co., Pa,
THOMAS, A. M., Prliiriml
rilJlH In-tim.'on, ftrfraniai-d in IH.S5. will open
X, itn TBiHTT-ncr atirimi thf twenty-fonit '.i
( prt-cnt Mitril on fwltiTMJay. A.tril
1 lr4?, and eniinie ftva tnniiih. ItnitriT
and to it ion, I'lilih l.ninchra, $0. iDtorrnntioti
ft i rrn on appliration. aprll
LOGAN ACADEMY.
Bell's 3fiLLsr Iluvin Co., Ta.
IVKItT way a firrt-cliiti inctitirtinn, atTortling
j the Wet fdilitiee tu U.ee rr)mriiig lor col
r, ImxincM. or tj-a-bing.
Vhttle expi-ntca fur the Fitmmer Term, nf fire
monllm $116 Mi
4L.Ni extra charge.
iil-Ncxt u-rm begina Mnv ft 17. Fend fr
eiivultir. lUv. OUIl'L.VW SS, Prin.,
tnar7-.tm-Td Anltttnwn. Pa.
Hi5ffllanron$.
R. R0B1S0N & CO.,
WllllI.KHALK
Grocers and I'ork Packers,
Ilealers in iilaw, lion and Nails,
Family Flour of the Beet Brands,
Ilac-in, llsms, Hidca and chouldcrs: I.ard, M-ss
Tork. t'heeso, Ili'ans. llotiiin), Itried Fruit,
t'arhon and Lard till, Itried Ilcef, Ac,
Xo. 55 Liberty (rc, (llrd I'ront,)
mat 7 I. T riTTlH Iiti, PA.
by wail, rr.Ki'Ain.
CHOICE FLOWER 4 GARDEN SEEDS,
New StrawberneSjGrapesulbsc.
1 M. VATo"H o:4 Colony Xstceew and
a etee.1 K"laMishlueot, Plrmottth. Maa. .
now aenilinK out hj tunii, prcpnid..ps-ki-d wilh
rreat care in pulla pen iia nik, m, a. 10 n ach tint
part ol Ihe I nion iu ptrirvl safety, a eomplcte a.
sortinctit of the, Cnc'l (inipc, Mrs. hemes. Ni w
Istire Curnint. tioie'el'crri'-s, lHacklirrii i'.n'r.
rlowerina Plent., Ilulhs, Liilirs, Ac., Ac. Fruii
Bod OlliaiU"nial Trees and Mtrnlts, Kcerjrecns,
Hede Plants, Ac., will lie sent hy freijhl, p.'d lo
llo.lon. Also, the True Caiie t ed OsnU-rry for
cultivation in wit land, or in uplend and rnrdi-n..
abcie It piwtuoes at tne rne ol 4UP tin.ticts to tht
acre; wnli direilion. for enlliration : Priced Ite
scriptiva Calaloffues will he seul lo sue a'hires.
Now is the lie.t time for ploiilun. The lw.l wey
to oldain good Fruits and l-'lowrr nnd Heeds, is to
send direct to the (feoar. Fen. I .or a t'at-ilogiic.
V holcsle l'atsl"-u"f lo the trade.
Agents wanted. marl 4 2m
4 !HMTH AT4HV NtiTK I'. Soth-a
.' is hen-hy civca that httirrnf Ailuiioi-lialion
en the estate of Uarhara rilin-r. dccs.ed. lr.le of
p.i.nly township, iicsrlictd eouoty, Ps., liste Ihi.
('.. 1m-c, ,l,il, granted lo Ihe under' trncd, to whoia
all p'-rsons tndclileil to caul estate aill please snake
p,i tncot, and thn-e hM mar ebini or ih niandt aill
prrnl them for clltcment wlthaol rtehir.
i.Koituli b'l.l.l.st;i;n,
March II, IS'iT-lf. A linini-trutor.
NEW CARRIAGE & WAGON SHOP
laN-CLEAKFIELP, T a.
(Imo.(liallj ia rear of Uarbina Shop,)
TpIIK Dhr!vr would rfirw',''''ly nform ftia
aral, that ba i prep-rd in dc all kinrt of work
on Carriages, Laeiea, Wafen, Pleijihi, 8 led a,
Ac., it a abort noiia and en reaabnibie tttmt,
and in a workmanlike manntr.
f-ir AM M.ler pmmpllT at'eiflfd to. Ht,
Itb. 1466. WM. MNKiHT.
20,000 rOUNDS WOOL WANTED.
To the Veol (iraners of t IrarGeld ana
Jrllt rsou t ouutlesl
nKN'UY J. 81 HI'I'V 1 roiH liarcl tnroo;li
tl.c.e eonntie. the e'tin-og snnimcr f'r tlie
i-nr.oe of eaclianfrina KAl'l"HY 4iiHiiS for
" tll'b. Tlii-ir.lo. k c hi. Imp of r.i.tct rie,ncl..
t'oerlets. lllsnkels. Jlalnniral Mtirts, and Yarn,
all of tlie liesl qoalily. Tlitse r"MU aie nisnofse
lurrd liy llcorpi Lcvsn 4 .oii. Mi I.sn...1iTrnntitr,
Pa., and U'llcr good, are not insnursi tun d in the
Toiled r'telce. All ho srieh full vslue for tlieir
wool shonld wait and trade with them. Any fut
ther infnniistion can W oltaioe, liy addrj.itij
inern St New Millport, Clesrlield ceontv. l'a,
mar21-.1m II. i. ULul'I'V A CO.
Ql I"' " I.ARl-Wa want afenls
1 J Vv everywhere t sell our laraorso
$211 Sewlni Machines. Ttree new kinds, l'a.
der and apptr feed. Sent aa IriaL W arranted
Bee yesri. Above slary ar lares eomuii.iSons
paid. Ths anly asachines sold in t'niied Stste.
for less thsn $ to, wbirh ara nA's licensed by
Hows, Whssler A Wilson, (Irevst a 'ilaker, feint
r Co., and Eaahslder. All athar eheap ass
chines ara teraycM,eal.. and Ihs eJee ar aeee is
1,'nl.le ro arre.t, fine and imprisonaianl. lllits
Irsted direalsrs sent fras. Address ar call u aa
(-11 AW A CLARK, al Biddleford. Mains, ar
Chicago, Illinois. KiaylS, 60-1 j
DRIED PEAC11E? psred and unpaired, st
J. t. KRAIZERr).
a Cslntt for alf.
r,rMn; S.tLV
r valiabi.i:
FARM AD COIL LWIIS
In I'm n TflUiialilp.
rMIIR riil..cril.c r. r--..In a in the Imniojli of
1 t't.-tifl -l.l, nflrra lo Kll at urivata pale at
itn.rori-i fiinn, nndi rlft'n wlih a i-oal vein ,is fiet
Ih,. k. (now workod.) Thie iroprnji is ku-ntcd on
the luiii-ikc, one hair mile act u( l'mnville, and
Contains 140 Acres,
Scrrtity or whtoh ara under rnlllvalinn, with a ln
dwcllni loiunc and frame liitin Ihcn-on. t'?clhcr
Willi an oreliaril of larire liearint trecu, cfoiihoxcd
of entile, peach, tiear and plotim, with a prinF of
r.icii.ni wa'nr ax tne aoor. 1 Be uuiniroved i,irt
i, covrrcd aitU
Pine, Hemlock, Oak and Chestnut
Timber, and adjoin li-ndo of Fa mud IVrrick,
.icretniah Monro and Jorph Pavin, and d within
ten than lml f a tnilii of jrrit mill, achtol hou-te.
punt ufTx c mill rlturcln-s hII etKctiiiai tu rtndcring
11 a ui'iiranic pruj,uri.
Till; COAL M!NtD on I lii property 1 of a
anprrttir quality, not nurpnrii in tlu c-ounir, anil
opened at the lurnpik. where every facility i'nr itn
traimportaiion i hrld out; Thoe wmliing to in
vel in prop.-rtj of ttiin kind, ran, by addrrning
the uii.liTHiriicti. or cullmj npun biin.'at t'learliilti,
la,, otttnin lirm nml all ii';rfiiiiirr informal inn.
fi-UZh-liiiipd Tlln.MAri Im'M tillKltTY.
Farm for Sale.
'"PHE derirncd. rcidin in L.vrenee tonn
J ship, now oiler, hi. I'arill fi private .elc. I, it
dciornldy liM-aled, well itnTirared. nut1 wilina Ihnc
lonrtli. of a mile o. public ecaool houM. TUv
prcniisoa oontAili
Hlxly-flrt .terra.
KortT-flre of which are nndcr cultivation. The
iliiprorcnirnls con, in of a loj il..i-liinr hou e. nlaa-
teni in.ide and wetilherlwnrileil. lo ham. a fine
soutig hearing on haid of all kind, of fruit, and a
spring of water at the door. Tlie till, it undnpn
talde. ropser.ion ffieo on the firrt of April neit,
if deeired. The properly will ao on ease
terms. For further narti'-iititrs stiiilv on IlicMrcio-
ie- , or Bddrc.e the suhserilier al I I. urli.-ld. i'n.
Kci,.5i, i.-.cr.jm. John ii. iK)i:t:ni;i:TY.
Real Estate for Sale.
fpilK aulMerilmr Dow nlTers his premise, at pri
X vale sale at a hsrjsin. ll i..n,,.i, i,f MlKTV
acres of lun.l. TW KM VII V K of which are char
ed and under cultivation, liuvmr lliereon erected
a plauk fraine houne, l,srn, and Uie other neccmary
out-buildinrs ; loncihcr wiih a i-.Kid S.rinj of wa
ter, a liesnnr orchard of all frnit trees, and alHiut
4,(101) feet ot timlier. Two-tlurds of the improved
portion is sowed willt Clover and Timothy. Tutt
rropertjr ia ilnsl.-d in liotrm lownnhip, on tne
'liilipslior? and Curwen-villc turnpike, one-jell
aulr aasl of rilom villa. ror fur her particulars
inoulre on the pn-mises. or address the undersign
ed al Clearfield limlgo )'. U.
P"" " - JU11S V. ASK EI .
A Farm for Sale.
rTMIE ral'acrilver offcra bn farm, in Knot tp..
X' ClrarfifM county, l'a., at private Bnlc. It
it ntuatrd on Poita Hun, two mile cant of Fruit
lltll Church and runtain? 110 acres. The im-
provcincnia conmut of a gm,. raw null, l-.g dwcll
ing iKiitre. hank Iwrn and othTOOt t.ml liiiv with
a gMd apple orchard and a variety of oihi r fruit
tn-rn. 1 Ih re arc fiiitw n a-'ref under in.prui cturnt,
and the bulnnre if wiil tiiubcrtd. 'lint vattiaMe
pn-prrty w ill te told un reainmalde U-iin. i'nr
furtuer iulurmatiun ap)ily to
JA.MKS . JACK SOX,
aprll-.tt:p t lour field county, l'a.
twttant trailers.
H. BRIDGE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Flore one diwir east of Oarfii Id Jloumt,) .
Market Street, Meat field, l'a. . '
K KF.P.S on band a full aasortmenta of Oant.'
Farnishinii Uoods, such aa t-hirlr. Linen
and Woolea I nder.htrts, I'rawers and Foeks.
Neck ties. Poekel Handksrehiefs, Glores, Hats,
liniheellaa, to., in great Tarietr. Of Pioea
Uoods ba keeps tht
Best Cloths of all "Slindes and Colors,"
Fueb a t.laek poeikin of (bt Tery best make;
Fancy Caestmere, in fraat variety , also, Freneb
Coaling. Hearer, Pilot. Chinchilla, and Frieott
oeercoatintr. All of wbirh will be sold cheap for
Cash, and made ap according la tha latest styles
by experienced workmen.
Also, Affent for Clearfield county for I. M"
Sineer A Co's. celebrated Sewing Machines.
Not. 1. ISdi tf. II. ItHIUUB.
: OX HIS OWX HOOK..
w. "f7"cla'r k ,
"XlOVLD rufttrnlljr announr In tb cltl
11 i?nt of Clearfield and ricinity, that bt
bat ukea tha rttntnt format I y tKKptr4 by P. A.
Haulln. in (irnbam'i How, immtiliateW orer H,
F. augle'i Jewelry Stunt, and will eoatiuut tba
TAILORING r.USIXKSS.
A full awortnaci of Clnthi. Calmerfi and
VeMinif fnnnanilj on hand, and maja t order
on tne rbortpot ootice.
Pirtlralar attontion willb firaa (a CUTTIKO
Menu', Itoyi' and Children' cluibinf ia tha noit
larbionabla Itjlea. Uirt bin a rail.
deoft-tf , , , W. F. CLARK.
DRESS-MAKING.
s
pi.mai. wmci;-PARIPTAN IRKS
their I'respes, hails. Coats, sad raso,uines ksnd
soaiely msda and trimtned, at the shortest no
lira, at the eld established stand, 11.11 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Fancy and plsin Fans, Msntilta Ornaments,
Drees and Clnslt flattens, Ribbons, Cluny sad
Guipure Laces, Bupls ana llitnp Dress Trim
minas, with a lsrr;e variety of rtapla and Fancy
Uoods. from to o per eent. less than sl.awhere.
Also, receivinf daily, I'sris raphtons in tts.na
p. per, for Ladies' and Children's Prrs.es. 6ets
af I'atteros for merrtsnts and i res. mnkers now
res.le. si Mrs. M. A. SINDKH'S,
jyi ly 10.11 Cbestaat at.. I'hilsdelphia.
Dltll l TI4( IH' PAUTM'.KKltlP,
The eo pirlncr.htp heretofore esi.tins; he
loeen C. It. Fo.ter. J. 1 1. M'Kirk, IMward l'erk".
II. 1.. Reed, Richard Phew, A. K. Wripbt, J. T.
beonard, Jns. II. (truhsm, and Wni. A. Wsllsee,
In the Rsnktnff lminess. at HIiiilip.hnrK. Centre
eoiinty, l'a.. is this day di.sotved ly tniiuial con.
scot. Tlie na.inese ill be indnctcd sr licre'ef-'re
st tha same plaiv. nntsr the title of Foster. IV-iks
A Co. ('. II. Fii.-Tl lt. lilt II sllli f IMIT,
-, I Ii .M'tilllK. . .1. T. LK'iNARU.
LI'W. PKI; KS. WM. A. W tl.l.ACE.
J. H. li It A II AM. A. K. VrillCIIT.
41. L. Hi. Fit. Msnh a. IxriT.
1 807 Philadelphia Si Erie R. R. 1 SOT
T'.iis (Trent line traverses ths Northern and Korth.)
.r.i couni ic. 01 s enn.iTeaia lo to. oily of la
an L,ake arts.
It has been leaseJ and Is operated by tha
rLNNr'l LVAMA RAILHIlAD I (i.MI'AN Y.
Tims of Pss-enger trains at fT. MAHT'9 and
KLAIINU:
Leave 1'aatn'nrd.
tl- Mary's.
Frie Fvpresi Train 4 14 P.'M.
Ltie Mail Train 11 HI P. M.
l eave v et ward.
Erie Mail Trsin .la.4l F. M.
Kris Kxpres Train i.ij A. M.
Kestlnj.
I.M A. M.
4J P. M.
1 Jl A.M.
IJ 'I A.M.
rs.enper esrs run tbrnueV, nn ths Erie Mail
and Evpre.. Tiains witbont change both wajs
between Thlladeipbla snd Trie. ;
evv lork t oinirrtli n.
Leave. V.Y. at V a. m.; Ar. ai Kria 10 a.m.
Leave N Y. at 5 p. m. Ar. at i rie i.li a. .
Fears F.rif st ( 3" p. m.i Ar. at N. Y. 4.40 p.m.
Leave Liis st 10.1. s. um Ar siN.Y lll.lli a. m.
No rhange of Cars betnecn Crle A N. V.
Llrpsnl Sleeping Cars on all M,ht trains.
For inforrostloa respeetlna Faseenffer bn.
bess, sly alCoe. JOU and Market Si's, Pbil'a.
And for Freight bninesi of tha Company's
Atresia, 6. B. kinz.N.n. Jr., C"r. l.lth and Msr
ket streets. I'hiladrlph ia. 1. W. Reynolds. Fris.
Will .ss Drown, Arcnt, N. C. K. R, Hsltlnvoi.
II. II. Hooelan. Ueastal Frriaht Aent. Phils
II. W. Uwianer, Ueneral Ticket Arent, Erie.
A. U l YLeill.
General SuparinlandeaL Erie.
Grape Vines for Sale.
VI.L ..adm; hanljr Ttulrtiei of fitut
quality.
1 oitrnnl, I Jimr old. ?..en(, or t.?10 pit 101
rin ortl. J vriuitnld, AOrrntta. or tAto t lUO
l:eiri:a,l year iH. .ttotntii: t white aja),
luna, I Tmr uUi, (I .VO ; ftmUw (rnji.
iHAnr otbrr rarirtiw Itrlow tiurarrr fsr.1.
Ortlfr polirttvd aa noon aa convenient, and niM in
mutiun, l y A. M. lULLd.
V leartWin., Vu, Aufwt , 16.
r.oort, f.rotnlfs, (tu.
CLEARFIELD STORE
IMiilinsbiiri', Pa.
aril.t.itM W. TTI.
OEnat.i l, ar.ED.
jnoN r. viavta
WII.I.UII PCWII.L
Ur.llETTS,$CO.,
(SiicceRaon to Munson k Hoopa)
Havst just r-ceiil ler"snci trail t.
IpoieJ Slock or all kin) of 8liajl goods,
ucli aa
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boota itnd Sltoct, Hals sml t ps, No
tiona, llaidtaarf, Glass, Naili, Oila,
Pninls, Qncrriswnre,
Groceries, Kluur. Uucon. Vtetl. Ac. which
we ate) oO'crirg at prfHily ri'litred pricea,
Kor Cash or in
Exnlianpe lor Lumber antl Shinglea.
We hope lo make ii to the ad radiate ol
'J'inihcr Men,
io the lower end of Cleai fit-lil county and
on Cleatfield Crevk. lo jiel theiK supplies
from this point, being on the line ot
Kail Road can Sell
pomls on bcllcr terms than at any point
io dcai field county, and we are aelling
our Stock at etich
prices as lo make it an object to Ihoae buy
ing goods in tins mnrket lo deal with ua
Advances of Goods, Feed, &c,
made on account of .Square Timber, which
we will either sell on couiruitkiou or buy
at fixed rules.
Flour of diflerent Brands can lie had at
all times at erv low prices, at the Clear
field Store, ritilipslv.-cg, Penn'a.
Iiy Coods Notions, Ac. in ureal ari-
ely, at Ihe lowest price for Cash, at the
Clearfield Store, rinlipburg, Tenn'a.
rSalt by the Sack ot load, cheaper than
enn be had any where else, at the Clear
field Klore. I'litlipsburg, 1'enn'a.
Call and KitKiiiinetlie atnek of roods, al
the Clenifield Store, at Philipsbur, Ta.
Tlipheat price pnid in Goods or Cash for
I.umber and Khinflea al the Clearfield
Store, rhilipiliutg. Fenn'a.
Thecheapett rood, of all kinds atelo he
had altbe Clearfield Store, at Pliilipsburg
Call and see if our goods and price don't
oot the times. V. Y. Bli'J'TS. 4 CO.
riiiHpsburg. November Ifttli, lutlj tf.
SPUING GOODS.
r KEtT TOXI t rniLinti.rRiA. ,
Aa
Cheap aa the Cheapest and Good aa
- the Ileal.
f. KRATZEK & SOX,
Itara Ju.t received, an'd art opening, at their
Old .'land on Front Street, above tht
Academy, a large and well se
lected assortment of
SEASONABLE COODS,
which they ara aelling at very low rates.
Und the fiMotciny eatafrgve and profit thereby.
F.peeial pslns bss been taken In fie,
selection of Ladies Krers floods, whit'
t.oons, Embroideries Milliners tiooda
I'rinU, Kerchiefs, Xubies, tiloref, Ac
FOR G EXTLH.M KX. .
Always on hand II lark Cloths Fsnev
and lllsek Ca.rimores. batinete. ate..
iieady Made CloOiioe ol all kinds.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
X K CKTIES, .
snd a variety of oilier articles, whleb
they will sell at a small adrane aa east
Particular atlratton u invited to Uieln
.lock or Carpets, t Ottawa, eotosaoa In
prsin, superhne Engli.h nrrain and
llrn.sels. Floor and Table l)J Cloths.
Window shades and Wall papers, eu.
FLOUR. IUC0N Fish Sail,
riaster. Allies, Teachea antl
1'iunes keil conslanily on hand.
ALSO, in Store a lot of lntge and
small Clover aeed.
We intend to nitike it an oliject for Farmers and
Mechanics to Buy froat us; barsute we will
sell our good, aa low as tbey can ba
bought in tits eoanty and pay tha
very highest pries for all kinds of country pro
dace. We will also exebaora poods for
brnnoL. Hosn and Cot'STr otders;
bbinplee, Hoards, and all kinds
of Manufactared Lumbor.
IJClearfleld, May t. 17.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
QX SJXOXD STREET,
Clearheld, rrss'A.
NEW FIUM, NEW ARRANGEMENTS
and JYcw (londs
AT VEKV LOW miChS.
The tinilcrsine'l lis vine formed a co
partnership, in the .Mercantile business,
nou d resH?c.tftilly invite the attention of
Ihe Titbltc penetnlly to their splendid
a'sorieinnl ol Merchandise, which is
now hetng
SOLD TKY LOW FOR CASH.
Their stork consists in part or
Dry Goods,
of the lieM quality, such as Trinli, TV
lainea, Atpaeces. Met inns, (imhauts,
Muslina iilenclie.l and unbleached,
Drillings,
Tkkinjra, Cotton ami Wool Flannels.
Ssttncr.a. Cottenades, Cnssitnerea, I, allies"
Shawls, Coatt. Nubias and Hoods, Uulnio
ral and Hoop Skills, io ic,
all of wrhii-h
WILL PE SOLD LOW FOli CASH
Also, a fine assortment of men's Iraw
era and Shirts, Hat A Caps. Hoot k Shoes
Qitcctisirnrc,
Glassware, II nrdsrre Groceries and spicea
OK ALL KINI'S
IK SlIOHT A GFNEliAL ASSORTMENT
of everything usually kept in a re
tail Store.
ALL CI1KAP Foil CASH
or approvoJ country produce.
WKIUUT A FLAN 1UAN.
Clearfield. .Itnuarr lilt li. l.-Miti.lf.
jjunnixs",
ELECTRIC SOAP.
Paves Tlmel
aaves Minri t
favea labor!
favea Clothes!
Save onea !
AND ALL (iUOCKIJS SELL IT !
Vi i. i i ,, . . " iu,oi-iie. i ' oruer, uorn-nusa, llatr ana Uol
II Is n.ed t'V eutling Into smsll .havines and 1 . .- ,.. 1
J llnlrin. in tint tta. than a. .1, .La al....... I
Soak tha elotlies
Ire ta ten tninttles, and a little hsnd robbing
will mske them as elrsn as hours of bsrd bis.
china rubbing would do, with ordinsrv soan, snd
ths most delicste fabrie receive no injnry. Vej
esa refer to thou. snd. of femuie. who are o'ii.g
i t Inl .li. en., til KM k. a.aa....l.a . 1 .:, . I
D0I1B1SS- KLKCTKI? B0AP.
r-Sold by ail leading Oroears throughout
the 8lau.
Manufactured only by
DOBBINS st X0VK,
Wbnlesala elnea t
10T forra Ftrra Brssar, - '
rurLAninrutA.
f1rT-T ssle bv HaH.wIek A Irwla, Clearlleld.
Knvemher f, Ho-le mo.
GMOCKKItiSl tote had al
MkKaKU. A BI3LKR'g.
iDl'lt 0"IOtt$, C.WftlfS, (tU.
RICHARD IIOSSOP,
JJHALKIl IX
FOKEK.'X and DOMESTIC GOODS
Mt'SMNS
lKI.AINh;S
OH'.UKii.S
at
at
at
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CHINTZ
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TKIM MINGS
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TWEKUS
JEANS
VtSTINOS
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CLOTHING nichl
aa Coats, rants,
Veals,
Under Sliirta,
Flannel Shirts,
Jioola, .Shoe,
flaw and Cans, ,
at aeuaalioa prioea
Now foraala at MOSSOrS'.
H A R P W A U r. I
such as S.iws.naila
Forks, Knives,
Sptkea, Hinges,
LIQUORS, aoch
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at Mossors.
at sensation pricea
aa Wine, Brandy,
G i a. V b iekey,
CnnAo, etc, etc..
HiL 1 1-!, fcurh as
Prunes, !aiain.
Fig!, Fillierti, Ac.
GROCKKIF.S, a.iy
Hour, u a m a,
Shoulders., Sugar,
slolasses, Cotlce,
1 ea, C r a c k e rs,
Spices, C;indlee,
Coal Oil, etc., etc. J
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At Ihe store of RICH A RD MOSSOP.
MO!iSOI'
Alwaya keeps on hand a full
asaoilment of all kinds of poods required
for the aopommodaliou of the public.
ov. 12, 186S. ,
E W S f oTTe A X DX EV tajO DS!
JOS. SHAW & SON
Have just opened a
New Sront, on Main St.. CLUsniLD, Pa.,
lalelr occupied by r.'m. F. 1RWIX.
Their atock consist! of
Gkoria!Es of the best quality,
Quee.nshare, Dools and Shoes,
and every article necessrv for
one'a comfort.
Call and examine our atock before por
cliasinR elrsvrhere. May 9. ISGfl-lf.
HOVV TO SAVE MONEY."
TnR llaiss ara bard : jro-d like lo know
How Jos mr save sour dollars i ,
The wsv la do it I will show,
Ifyou will read what follows.
A esse wbn lived not far from hers,
Who worked hard at bis trade.
But had a hou.ebold to support
That squandered all ha made.
I met him once. Fa.vs be, "My friend,
I look thresd bear and rough ;
I've tried to tot wiyself a suit,
But eaa't aava up enough."
Ssts t, my friend, bow much have you f
I'll tall yon where lo fro
To go! a mil tbs's sound snd cheap:
To ItEIZENSTEIN t Co.
Bs took what little he bad saved,
And went to Retsrntein Hrothers',
And there ba got a bsndsonis suit,
For half he paid to others.
How bs is home, he looks so well,
And thair etleet is such.
That when thev take their daily meal,
They don't eat half as much.
And now be f nds on Saturday eight,
With all thair wants supplied,
Thst ha bas money left to spend,
And some to lay aside.
His good suOeee, wlih cheerful smile,
He gladly tells lo all.
If you'd save monej, go and buy
Your clothes at
REUKNSTEIN'S CL0THIXQ II ALL.
Where the cheapest llce.t and ha.t Cloth;
aad good Furni.hing Goods ran bs bsd to suit
sverv ta.ta and in every strls aprll. fIT
CHEAP FURNITURE-
JOHX GULTCIl
DESIRES to inform bis aid friends and eus
tntners, thst hiving anlsrgrd hi. shop snd
inrressed his facilities lor msnuiaettiring. he is
now prevsred to neks la order such Furniture aa
msy ba desired, in good st.vle and st eheap ratas
for CASH. He genetsllj hss on hand, at h a
Furniture rooms, a vsried ar.ortment of ready,
made furiiture, among which ara
KCREAPs AND SIDE-POA RDS.
Wsrdrobesand Ttonk-Cs.es: Centra, ora. Parlor,
BraakfsH and Dining Kst.s.icn Tables: Corn,
men, Frencb-post, Cotuge, Jenny Lind snd ether
Medrtesds t Kcfss of all binds. Work Hands,
Hut-reeks, Wash-stands ; Kecking and Arm
chairs t spring-sest. cana bottom, par'or, eom
tnon snd other 4 hsir. : Loeking-tllss.es of erare
description on hsnd : and new glasses fnr old
frstaa., which will be put In on very reasonable
terms on shortest atire. lie else keeps oa band
'
Corri.vs or F.VKnT Kind
Msda to order, snd funerals attended with a
Hearse whenever desired. Also. Donee Psinting
dona to erdir. Tba sabseriber also msiutae
tures, and has constsnttv on hsnd, Clement's
Pstent Washing Msehine, tha best now in use I
Those a.iitg this machine never need be with
out eleaa eb.ibes! Ha also bas Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family using this
Churn eever need be without bnttsr I
All tha above and many ether articles are fur
ai.hed to customers ebssp for Case or eiehsnged
for spproved eonntry produce. Chsrrv. Msple,
Fontnr, Llawood and otsar lumber saitakle Far
Cabinet work, taken ia .lehana for .oralta
jM-Bemenber lbs shop Is ea Verier street,
Clearn-ld, Pa., aad aoarly eppc.ite the '"Old .lew
".tore." JOIIM UL'LICH.
November . T
1,M KST Ul A LIT V I F Mill M. I I'sili
' frr sals by H. W. FMITU A CO.